Sentence examples for institutions distance from inspiring English sources

NATIONAL ACCREDITATION Single-purpose institutions — distance education, faith-based colleges, private career institutions — tend to be nationally accredited.

And higher education is becoming more like other areas of American life, with the fortunate few institutions distancing themselves ever further from the many.

Both institutions should distance themselves from this farcical pas de deux as quickly as possible.

For now, it is set to offer short-term postgraduate degrees in defence management and technology, in conjunction with local academic institutions and distance learning courses administered from Britain and the university's new Adelaide office.

But several people who have been involved with Mr. Beckerman's list of films — who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid conflict — described a scramble by major Hollywood players and institutions to distance themselves from projects in which Mr. Qaddafi might be involved.

In 1997-98, almost 44% of all higher education institutions offered distance courses.

For instance, in the case of instruments based on the proximity to educational institutions, the distance to the institution could be considered a valid instrument only after controlling for observable exogenous characteristics and ruling out inequalities that might not cause the random allocation of institutions, as in Dee's (2004) work on civic participation.

Spelman College has become the latest institution to distance itself from comedian and actor Bill Cosby amid allegations by women that he drugged and raped them.

The grants described below are all intended for institution-wide distance education projects.

The results presented here have important implications for the formation of distributed collaborations and, in particular, to educational institutions offering distance-learning programs that require team projects.

"There's a significant synergy when you have cultural institutions within walking distance," said David G. Marwell, director of the Museum of Jewish Heritage -- A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, which opened in 1997 at Battery Park City.